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Once again, USPS workers are facing the frustrating reality of not receiving their paychecks on time. For the second time in just a few months, hardworking employees of the United States Postal Service (USPS) are left in a financial bind as their paychecks have been delayed.
The issue began earlier this week when USPS employees across the country were expecting to receive their paychecks on Friday, only to find that their accounts were empty. Employees took to social media to express their frustrations, with many citing the impact it has on their ability to pay bills, cover expenses, and provide for their families.
This is not the first time USPS workers have experienced paycheck delays. In December of last year, a similar issue occurred, leaving employees in the lurch as they awaited their hard-earned wages. The repeated nature of these delays has understandably left workers feeling disillusioned and let down by their employers.
The USPS has acknowledged the problem and attributed it to a technical glitch in their payroll system. They have assured employees that they are working to resolve the issue and that paychecks should be processed as soon as possible. However, for many workers who rely on their paychecks to cover immediate expenses, the assurances offer little comfort.
These delays not only place financial strain on employees but also diminish trust in the USPS as an employer. Workers depend on their paychecks to support themselves and their families, and the repeated delays foster a sense of instability and uncertainty.
Furthermore, the timing of these paycheck delays is especially concerning as many Americans are already facing financial hardships due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The delays only exacerbate the financial strain that USPS employees may already be experiencing.
It is imperative that the USPS takes swift action to rectify this issue and prevent future paycheck delays. Workers deserve to be paid promptly and reliably for their hard work and dedication to the service. Clear communication and transparent updates about the status of the payroll system are essential to restoring trust and confidence among employees.
As the issue continues to unfold, the spotlight remains on the USPS and their commitment to upholding their responsibilities to their workers. It is crucial that the USPS takes swift and effective action to rectify this issue and prevent future paycheck delays. The hardworking employees of the USPS deserve to be paid in a timely and reliable manner, and it is imperative that the agency takes the necessary steps to ensure that this becomes a reality.
I remember when I got my break in service as a cca I would get a paper check since the info would need to be put in but I would deposit it through my banks app just gotta take a pic of it
Somebody needs to be fired and payroll department
We need to get these stories put on the news!
This is the second TIME!!! Smh
If you set up direct deposit through an app called current you can get paid two days early I’ve been getting my money Tuesday of the pay week consistently
The real question is, why are government workers so broke.
I'm writing for the sole purpose of making sure we all keep our eyes on the ball and don't get distracted/fall for the narrative that's being created for us to believe.
These paycheck issues are merely one of many tactics designed to cause disruption in employee loyalty, employee retention, and employee satisfaction. When you have an institution as beloved as the United States Postal Service by citizens and employees alike, one of many successful tactics must be that you don't pay your employees fairly or on-time. It's a very successful way to make loyal employees become distrustful, disloyal, and eventually even assist in the destruction of the organization by adopting toxic behaviors.
This is 100% intentional and, as always, the fish stinks from the head. Don't be fooled. Stand up for yourselves, your USPS brother and sister, and for the USPS herself. Don't let those who are charged with running her ultimately destroy her with their nafarious tactics and ulterior motives.
Rural carriers, take heed to this comment right here that I am posting. If they tell you that you cannot take pictures inside the office, please take your paperwork outside and photograph it every single day. If you are using green cards, please take them outside every day and photograph them. Keep a daily record of your pay so that you may know what you’re entitled to. I am no longer a rural carrier and took employment with the state government because of these pay issues. I am still waiting on one check and a grievance check. The company is broke. Understand this. Understand this is why the comments are turned off on all of their social media platforms because we would tear them apart. File grievances and take it up the chain of command if you are not being paid properly.
Seem like sombody is trying hard to ruin the postal service.
Advancement payment? Huh?
My brother resigned from being an arc because he wasn't getting paid on time. He's working full time at the club now
I was one of the lucky ones this time, a friend of mine wasn't. I told them to make sure to file, and keep filing to have a paper trail if this nonsense happens again. I filed on the last one and asked for $100 a day penalties if it wasn't fixed within two pay periods. I hope it doesn't happen again, but if it does, I'm going up on the penalties and down and the amount of time to fix it. We work too damn hard to not be getting paid right, and, I don't know why this isn't hitting mainstream media.
Danm I don’t even need to watch this video. This is bull shit . There has to be a way to sue or get some type of interest
Egregious. (a-gree-jus)…that is how it's pronounced (I know how to say it, just trying to help you see how it's pronounced. It's cool tho, we got the gist of it.
Oh this is just disrespectful.
I take 3 days off for the first time jay h should I show documentation when I go back to Friday..
I was informed that usps staff members resigned due to the last payroll error. In one of those former member she said F! the USPS. I'm sure these individual's were angry and had every right to be in my opinion.
I got paid Tuesday at 530 pm
Is the payroll issue this time around 0.00 on liteblue like last time or is it the payroll checks are shorted?
Because mine seemed about 600. Light and as an RCA our hours worked don’t show on liteblue til our payroll amount is posted for that pay period
The post office will cash it free for employees even if it’s postdated.
Alot of people WILL get overdraft charges it's borderline criminal
I went to lite blue to check as soon as I saw the title
Mine just hit the account today blessings happy holiday to y’all around the world big up JAY !! Enjoy yours as well my postal bredren
Love that bullsh#t response from the post office….. so Postmasters and supervisors are responsible for what was that ? 52,000 carriers and then another 2200 carriers now !! that means we must have a whole bunch of really stupid ass Postmasters and supervisors screwing up…. pure nonsense. My fear is the post office didn’t have enough money to pay anybody anything!!!!